Phnom Penh
Courtesy Common Tiger
Young and intrepid chefs from across the globe are spearheading Phnom Penh’s burgeoning foodie scene. Some are putting a fresh spin on Cambodia’s classic cuisine, while others are bringing flavors from other parts of the world (think: fish n’ chips or tapas) to this increasingly cosmopolitan capital.
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